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9 comments:
Three things come to mind when watching this:
1. Who knew bears knew hip throws/leg sweep combos
2. Would UFC be more "fair" if biting were allowed?
3. Would defication in the Octagon "enhance" MMA at all?
Thoughts?
Interesting the smaller bear kept the bigger (and winner by points, IMO) bear backing up and came back for more after being pinned.
I wonder what happened next and what the history of those two bears was/is.
Surefire way to win a fight: Jettison 8 quarts of crap out of your ass mid-fight.
ain't love grand!
I wonder if the strategy was to crap on the ground then rub the opponent's face in it?
Little clinch work, some sticky hands, damn nice hip throw, and some ground work. Wonder who their techers were :-)
The smaller bear clearly had better ground skills. Fantastic work from his back, the larger bear could not get past that guard.
Geoff, biting may not make MMA more fair, but look at the publicity it got boxing! Maybe that's what fighters need to do to become household names.
Say, are they applying for San Jose RKC ?
DAMN!!! dats some great jui jitsu! as KJ says Be a Grizzly!
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